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Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester

Cross Connection Control Specialist

Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester (BF)

BF Workshops

1 DAY WORKSHOP - $550

(8 HOURS/8 CONTACT HOURS/0.8 CEUs)

2 DAY WORKSHOP - $850
(16 HOURS/16 CONTACT HOURS/0.16 CEUs)

Students will review and demonstrate accepted testing procedures for the four basic types of backflow prevention assemblies.

These workshops reinforce the knowledge and practical skills needed to prepare for the examination required to renew Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester certification.

BF Course

5 DAY COURSE - $1400
(40 HOURS/40 CONTACT HOURS)

Topics: History of Backflow Prevention, Basic Hydraulics and Theory of Backflow Prevention, Administration of Cross-Connection Control Programs, Methods of Backflow Prevention and Backflow Prevention Assemblies, Backflow Prevention Assembly Testing and Diagnostics.

Upon completion of training, students will have acquired the knowledge, certificate & contact hours necessary to apply for the Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester’s Certification Examination.

Cross Connection Control Specialist (CCCS)

CCCS Workshops

1 DAY WORKSHOP - $550
(8 HOURS/8 CONTACT HOURS/0.8 CEUs)

2 DAY WORKSHOP - $850
(16 HOURS/16 CONTACT HOURS/0.16 CEUs)

These workshops were designed for those responsible for the administration of a cross-connection control program within their agency or area. Students will:

  • Explain the importance of the regulations, policies and procedures relating to cross-connection control programs.
  • Plan and conduct a site survey to determine the degree of hazard, evaluate the level of protection, and determine which type of backflow protection is adequate.
  • Explain the importance of cross-connection control to water users, and discuss public relations issues.

CCCS Course

5 DAY COURSE - $1500
(40 HOURS/40 CONTACT HOURS)

This course was designed for those responsible for the administration of a cross-connection control program within their agency or area. Students will:

  • Explain the importance of the regulations, policies and procedures relating to cross-connection control programs.
  • Plan and conduct a site survey to determine the degree of hazard, evaluate the level of protection, and determine which type of backflow protection is adequate.
  • Explain the importance of cross-connection control to water users, and discuss public relations issues.

Upon completion of training, students will have acquired the Certificate & Contact Hours necessary to apply for the Cross Connection Control Specialist’s Certification Examination. 
Prerequisite for CCCS Certification: Current CA-NV-AWWA BF Certification.